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Let’s be honest. The weeks leading up to Eid, Diwali, or any major holiday can feel like a pressure cooker. You’re juggling gifts for family, coordinating with relatives across the city or across the world, and somewhere in the middle of all that, you have to pack, label, and ship parcels before the courier cutoff. …

Sending homemade food to your loved ones abroad feels special. Maybe your son in New York misses your homemade laddus. Maybe your daughter in Toronto wants your pickles during winter. But here’s the problem. Many people try to ship homemade food internationally, and the parcel gets stuck at customs, delayed for 7–10 days, or even …